Attached is a debian/build file that builds the rollups from the components.
The package is currently quite hard to use. Do you think that's ok if I
work on an NMU that build the rollups, so that the code behave like the
documentation, rather than having to guess all the required includes?
I would add a build-dependency on yui-compressor.
#!/bin/bash
set -e
FILES="aes=core+enc-base64+md5+evpkdf+cipher-core+aes
hmac-md5=core+md5+hmac
hmac-ripemd160=core+ripemd160+hmac
hmac-sha1=core+sha1+hmac
hmac-sha224=core+sha256+sha224+hmac
hmac-sha256=core+sha256+hmac
hmac-sha384=core+x64-core+sha512+sha384+hmac
hmac-sha3=core+x64-core+sha3+hmac
hmac-sha512=core+x64-core+sha512+hmac
md5=core+md5
pbkdf2=core+sha1+hmac+pbkdf2
rabbit=core+md5+evpkdf+cipher-core+rabbit
rabbit-legacy=core+md5+evpkdf+cipher-core+rabbit-legacy
rc4=core+md5+evpkdf+cipher-core+rc4
ripemd160=core+ripemd160
sha1=core+sha1
sha224=core+sha256+sha224
sha256=core+sha256
sha384=core+x64-core+sha512+sha384
sha3=core+x64-core+sha3
sha512=core+x64-core+sha512
tripledes=core+enc-base64+md5+evpkdf+cipher-core+tripledes"
for file in components/*; do
echo Compressing $file
yui-compressor -o "components/$(basename -s .js $file)-min.js" $file
done
rm -rf rollups
mkdir -p rollups
for file in $FILES; do
echo $file
if [[ $file =~ ([-0-9a-z]+)=([-0-9a-z+]+) ]]; then
target=${BASH_REMATCH[1]}
sources=${BASH_REMATCH[2]}
_old_IFS=$IFS
IFS='+'
for src in $sources; do
cat components/$src-min.js >> rollups/$target.js
done
IFS=$_old_IFS
fi
done
